Jonquilla Daffodil Baby Boomer

bloomed a little later and blooms a little smaller than expected but all bulbs took; quite attractive

Not as dramatic as the larger blooms, but they are exquisite blossoms.

I have hundreds of daffodills on my property. I followed all the planting instructions. Planted all the bulbs the same way and in the same place but only 12 out of 50 came up.

Pretty

I thought I'd done a review of these this spring...in any case, the 'Baby Boomer' jonquils were easy to plant (in the fall of 2021). They came up late in the daffodil season in the Spring of 2022, and in addition to having many flowers per stem, they had a wonderful fragrance. The leaves took quite some time to die down, but they weren't large leaves like a bigger daffodil might have, so their persistence wasn't terribly noticeable. I fell in love with the glorious fragrance of these jonquils, and found their clusters of tiny flowers adorable. These were a winner for me. I'd say these are best where they can be seen and smelled close up. I planted some of them by the back door, and some by the front porch. That's the sort of location that I'd recommend to best appreciate these little flowers.

These were really lovely!

I wanted miniature daffodils for our church flowerbeds because they give great color & their slim shirt leaves quietly go away. It worked!

Not one of them bloomed

I put these in a half shade spot, and they all did fine this year. Will see how they come back. Totally pleased with the health and viability of these small, multiple flowers. I bought four different bulb collections..... these are last to bloom, and have extended daffodil season this year.

100% of my bulbs came up, and the blooms lasted a long time. What is especially nice is since about these flowers, is if you plant 3 in a group it appears like you have many more.